Student Government
Associated Student Government of Copper Mountain (ASCMC)
The Associated Student Government of Copper Mountain College endeavors to reflect and represent the undergraduate opinion, to help organize and coordinate programs of co-curricular and extracurricular nature, to cooperate effectively with the faculty and administration in the areas of common interest to all as a college community.
Associated Student Government of Copper Mountain (ASCMC)
The Associated Student Government of Copper Mountain College endeavors to reflect and represent the undergraduate opinion, to help organize and coordinate programs of co-curricular and extracurricular nature, to cooperate effectively with the faculty and administration in the areas of common interest to all as a college community.
Officers
President Tawny Johnson (She/Her)
Vice President James Hammontree (He/Him)
Secretary Raechel Morrissett (She/Her)
Treasurer Simon Benson (He/Him)
Student Trustee Ethan Fredenburg (He/Him)
Ambassador Harmony Hill (She/Her)
Senator Leo Bills (He/Him)
Senator Shaunda McKinnon (She/Her)
Senator Pamela Holmes (She/Her)
ASCMC Historical Minutes
Minutes
March 2, 2022 Emergency meeting
November 23, 2019 Emergency meeting
November 3,2021 Emergency meeting
Archived ASCMC Newsletters
CMC Student Clubs - General Information
Forms for Clubs
*Please be sure that all forms are filled out completely as well as having signatures prior to sending to listed recipient*
Student Clubs Activity Funds Request Form – Send to icc@ascmc.cmccd.edu
Club Field Trip Packet – Bring to CMC Cashier’s Office in the 300 quad
Facilities Use Form – Send to Crysa Ferro at cferro@cmccd.edu
Fundraising Form – Send to ascmcpresident@ascmc.cmccd.edu once approved send to Sandy Smith ssmith@cmccd.edu and Sara Hutson shutson@cmccd.edu
Club Expenditure Form – Send to Amber Coolbeth acoolbeth@cmccd.edu ** Please be sure to also include meeting minutes that state the spending has been approved by the club, ICC or ASCMC as appropriate **
Club Signer Form – Send to Amber Coolbeth acoolbeth@cmccd.edu
Club Signer Change Form – Send to Amber Coolbeth acoolbeth@cmccd.edu
Arts & Crafts Club
ASL Club
The ASL Club of Copper Mountain College provides support and opportunities for students who want to learn American Sign Language and increase their understanding of Deaf culture.
We meet to practice, learn, and socialize.
We attend local Deaf events and activities.
In Fall 2022, the ASL Club teamed up with Arts and Crafts Club and Pride Club for a bake sale fundraiser.
For Spring 2023, we plan to hold Deaf Cafes, which are bake sale fundraisers and also an opportunity to teach other students some basic signs. We will also attend the Deaf Nation event in Pasadena.
Our club advisor is CMC’s ASL teacher, Thomas Hauser.
Auto Club
Communication Club
Gaming Club
Greetings!
Every Wednesday 12:30 – 1:30(Time may vary based on school events), the Gaming Club will be in the student center. Students interested in games and video games can find others of similar interests. Official meetings and coordination will be over discord to minimize impact to limited student time. To become a member, simply attend two gaming events ither online or on campus. E-mail our president or secretary for discord invite.
This semester and beyond we will strive towards the following goal
- Collaborative with other clubs on campus.
- Raising funds to further the club’s activity options.
- Game options for anyone interested in having fun. People are encouraged to bring their own games as well!
- Group Cooperatives and competitions organized over discord.
Club Officers
Club Founder/President: Brian Reichert blreichert@student.cmccd.edu
Vice President: Simon Benson sdbenson@student.cmccd.edu
Secretary: Jackson Lee jlee3@student.cmccd.edu
Club Advisor: Kai Schott – kschott@cmccd.edu
Literary Arts Club
Military Support And Services Club
Phi Theta Kappa: Beta Rho Pi
Pride Club
Pride Club is a space for all students – regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity – to
learn about labels, issues, and history in the queer community.
Pride Club offers support for all queer members and creates opportunities for our voices to be
heard.
In Fall 2022, Pride Club connected with Arts + Crafts Club and ASL Club for a charity bake sale.
Thanks to the faculty and students on campus, we raised over $150 for the Trevor Project!
Pride Club has also attended the Palm Springs Pride Parade with support from the college, and
created many lasting memories. We also formed friendships with local queer artists.